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Fluctuations in USD against Vietnamese Dong
The USD has experienced fluctuations against the Vietnamese dong, influenced by global monetary policies and impacting trade costs for businesses.
Running story — the local press covered it again on 25 October 2026.
The story so far as of 25 October 2026
On September 19, 2026, the USD strengthened against the Vietnamese dong following a Federal Reserve interest rate hike, increasing by 30 dong per USD. By September 20, the USD continued to rise against the euro and yen, trading around 26,000 VND. However, on September 25, the USD weakened against the dong, with banks reducing the exchange rate despite a global high. On October 4, the USD remained stable in Vietnam, contrasting with global fluctuations. Finally, on October 25, the USD weakened again as the Japanese yen gained strength, affecting market sentiment and trade.
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Coverage, day by day
- Markets
US dollar weakens as Japanese yen rises
Impact Currency traders and companies dealing in USD and JPY face altered exchange rates, affecting transactions and pricing.
Sources: Thanh Nien Kinh tế ↗
- Markets
USD remains stable despite global fluctuations
Impact Importers and exporters in Vietnam benefit from a stable USD, aiding in financial planning and cost predictability.
Sources: Thanh Nien Kinh tế ↗
- Markets
USD weakens against dong, impacting trade
Impact Exporters and importers face exchange rate adjustments, impacting pricing and profit margins.
Sources: Thanh Nien Kinh tế ↗
- Markets
USD rises against euro and yen in Vietnam
Impact Importers and exporters dealing in USD face higher costs, affecting pricing and margins.
Sources: Thanh Nien Kinh tế ↗
- Markets
USD strengthens against dong amid Fed rate hike
Impact Importers and firms with foreign debt face higher costs due to the stronger USD.
Sources: Thanh Nien Kinh tế ↗
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